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Post by frankq on Sept 8, 2011 8:17:57 GMT -5
Just goes to show you that everyday "normal" occurrences go on all around us ... but put it on the INTERNET with a twisted explanation and a percentage of the world goes ..........  Exactly! |
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Post by usaone on Sept 8, 2011 8:21:55 GMT -5
Just goes to show you that everyday "normal" occurrences go on all around us ... but put it on the INTERNET with a twisted explanation and a percentage of the world goes .......... Exactly! Thank God its a very small percentage. |
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Post by frankq on Sept 8, 2011 8:28:52 GMT -5
Markets today are headline driven. We can either buy quality issues at beaten down prices and hold them everytime the words Greece or Europe come up, or we can trade the news. Either way, there is money to be made. It makes no sense to believe that the governments of any countries actually want to default, and it makes less sense that the countries that trade heavily with them and depend on them will allow it to happen. Let the headliners whip "investors" into a panic, and I'll be a buyer more often than not. Just saying......
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Post by Aman A.K.A. Ahamburger on Sept 8, 2011 23:19:04 GMT -5
Good points Q!
Thanks for bring this thread back! I see VD is wrong twice on one page, missing amazing balance that our society is(great points steady), and that industrial users would help keep the price of silver down... LOL!!!
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Post by frankq on Sept 10, 2011 15:46:06 GMT -5
Sept 10, 2011
Traders were encouraged that a good week could be in the offing as news of ramped up rhetoric by Doomers, bank haters, and other assorted anti-everything types hit the boards early Saturday. Afterhours market volume picked up noticably on the news as optimism ran high that an uptick in the DG&C Index could spell big profits in the coming week. One trader put it boldly: " After so much blogging about how banks should be shut down by some noted posters, you might want to pick up some bank stocks". He continued.."It doesn't matter what the news of the day is, the DG&C Index has been so uncannily accurate that an up day is almost a sure thing when the index rises". Savy investors were watching thread counts on various threads for clues as to Monday's action...........
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Post by usaone on Sept 10, 2011 15:51:50 GMT -5
Sept 10, 2011 Traders were encouraged that a good week could be in the offing as news of ramped up rhetoric by Doomers, bank haters, and other assorted anti-everything types hit the boards early Saturday. Afterhours market volume picked up noticably on the news as optimism ran high that an uptick in the DG&C Index could spell big profits in the coming week. One trader put it boldly: " After so much blogging about how banks should be shut down by some noted posters, you might want to pick up some bank stocks". He continued.."It doesn't matter what the news of the day is, the DG&C Index has been so uncannily accurate that an up day is almost a sure thing when the index rises". Savy investors were watching thread counts on various threads for clues as to Monday's action........... If we get through the weekend without any trouble in NY or Washington look for a huge up move on Monday. I know I'll be buying Monday morning.  K for FrankyQ |
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Post by smackdown on Sept 10, 2011 15:57:32 GMT -5
"After so much blogging about how banks should be shut down by some noted posters, you might want to pick up some bank stocks".
I think that makes me-- noteworthy, not just noted, by your quote! Buy away, it's your decay. I made a good profit on Friday. No stocks, no shorts, no organized criminal market activity at all... just helping America by being where they were looking when they looked and having what they sought at the right price. It's called-- business. Adversely, my guess is-- every major American corporation was wholly engaged in market gambling all day on Friday, because it's they do these days. The more AMERICA reads awareness... the more aware they get.
CLOSE THE BANKS-- save America!
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Post by frankq on Sept 10, 2011 16:06:02 GMT -5
Well....I didn't want to mention any names but........LOL!!!!!!!!
"Adversely, my guess is-- every major American corporation was wholly engaged in market gambling all day on Friday, because it's they do these days."
Yes, every major American corporation is just an Illuminati plot, scam, ponzi........I'm sure you realize that every time you used your computer and cell phone today.......LOL!!!
It's looking good usa!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by lifewasgood on Sept 11, 2011 12:10:57 GMT -5
Stocks primed for more volatility money.msn.com/business-news/article.aspx?feed=OBR&date=20110911&id=14246236NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors will grapple with more turbulence surrounding Europe's deepening debt problems this week and the prospect of another round of dismal data on the faltering U.S. economy. More volatility is almost guaranteed after the top German official at the European Central bank quit and rumors circulated throughout global markets that Greece will default this weekend. Greece later called the rumor market speculation designed to hurt the euro. It will be interesting that is for sure! |
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Post by frankq on Sept 11, 2011 16:03:25 GMT -5
Hopefully, Greece WILL default, because it's already a forgone conclusion. With any luck, the Euro will go by the wayside and the different nations and cultures which have different economies and risk aspects will revert back to their own currencies as they should.
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Post by lifewasgood on Sept 11, 2011 22:24:18 GMT -5
Germany Readies Surrender in Fight to Save Greece www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-12/germany-readies-surrender-in-fight-to-save-greece.htmlGermany may be getting ready to give up on Greece, as measures in the credit markets signal growing concern about the smaller nation’s ability to repay investors. Yields on Greek two-year notes rose 1.93 percentage points to 57 percent on Sept. 9, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Credit-default swaps to insure the country’s five- year bonds and to speculate on government securities jumped 475 basis points to a record 3,500 basis points, according to CMA. The contracts are the highest in the world and more than three times the 1,134 basis points on Portugal’s debt. After almost two years of fighting to contain the region’s debt crisis and providing the biggest share of three European bailouts, German Chancellor Angela Merkel is laying the groundwork for what markets say is almost a sure thing: a Greek default. Damage control is in full swing about now. |
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Post by lifewasgood on Sept 11, 2011 22:27:17 GMT -5
G-7 Finance Chiefs Vow to Support Banks www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-09/euro-crisis-prompts-germany-to-insulate-banks-as-stark-exposes-ecb-divide.htmlGroup of Seven finance chiefs vowed to support banks and buoy slowing economic growth as Europe’s debt crisis roiled financial markets and threatened a global recession. “We will take all necessary actions to ensure the resilience of banking systems and financial markets,” G-7 finance ministers and central bankers said in a statement released during talks in Marseille, France late yesterday. “Concerns over the pace and future of the recovery underscore the need for a concerted effort at a global level in support of strong, sustainable and balanced growth.” Renewed fears that European policy makers are failing to prevent a Greek default and contain their debt woes yesterday prompted investors to sell stocks and push the euro to a six- month low against the dollar. European bank and sovereign credit risk reached all-time highs as 10-year Treasury and German bund yields fell to record lows on demand for a haven. More interesting news which sould drive the markets this week. |
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Post by Driftr on Sept 12, 2011 7:34:27 GMT -5
Hopefully, Greece WILL default, because it's already a forgone conclusion. With any luck, the Euro will go by the wayside and the different nations and cultures which have different economies and risk aspects will revert back to their own currencies as they should. The bad news on a Greek default is not the EU banks that hold the Greek debt, it's the US banks that insured it. -IMO with no facts to support. |
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Post by frankq on Sept 12, 2011 16:26:57 GMT -5
So lookie here.....The Germans are loathe to bailout the Greeks as German politicians realize how much shit they're going to catch from their citizens if they continue to pour money into a country that has allowed it's people to retire at 50 when Germans retire at 65. Can't blame Germany for not wanting to foot that bill. Not to mention that the Greeks have been...oh... less than honest about their financials since joining the EU. Ditto with Italy.
So what happens? Here comes China because, as has been stated previously, China needs all of us more than we need them. Europe is their largest trading partner. We are second. China is only Communist in the political sense. They are Capitalists through and through economically. Their people will put up with Communism as long as their standard of living continues to rise through Capitalist economic policies. Should the growth cease, the Communist Chinese government has a big problem on their hands. Besides, China has been making big money stealing patents, copyrights, and manufacturing processes from the Free World for decades. It's in their best interests to see that continue.
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Post by frankq on Sept 12, 2011 16:40:43 GMT -5
Hey Frankie. The Index was right AGAIN!!!!!! We need to figure out a way to market this thing!!!!!!!!!! LOLOL!!!!!!!!
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Post by silverguy25 on Sept 12, 2011 16:57:06 GMT -5
Frogs with teeth! You heard it here first...
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Post by frankq on Sept 12, 2011 17:44:13 GMT -5
Ok. Now maybe you can tell us what that means.....
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Post by frankq on Sept 12, 2011 21:19:00 GMT -5
Really?? No shit, What happened?
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Post by frankq on Sept 12, 2011 21:41:41 GMT -5
Oh....Lest I forget.....Free Willy !!!!!!
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Post by frankq on Sept 12, 2011 21:58:16 GMT -5
Sept. 12
The trading floor was abuzz this afternoon as U.S. markets did an abrupt about face erasing early losses to drive higher by late afternoon. While a few traders credited the turnaround to rumors of Chinese intervention in the European arena, saly traders chalked it up to what they say has been a near sure thing. Noted one trader " You can speculate all you want. All I know is, as D&G blog activity increased this afternoon, the markets took off to the upside!" He continued, "When the D,G&C Index rises, we buy! Pure and simple!"
Activity on the index reach an elevated level early this evening with a superlative performance by one noted poster. Index watchers were crunching the numbers as of this writing, but we may see yet another rise tomorrow.
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Post by usaone on Sept 12, 2011 22:28:44 GMT -5
So lookie here.....The Germans are loathe to bailout the Greeks as German politicians realize how much shit they're going to catch from their citizens if they continue to pour money into a country that has allowed it's people to retire at 50 when Germans retire at 65. Can't blame Germany for not wanting to foot that bill. Not to mention that the Greeks have been...oh... less than honest about their financials since joining the EU. Ditto with Italy. So what happens? Here comes China because, as has been stated previously, China needs all of us more than we need them. Europe is their largest trading partner. We are second. China is only Communist in the political sense. They are Capitalists through and through economically. Their people will put up with Communism as long as their standard of living continues to rise through Capitalist economic policies. Should the growth cease, the Communist Chinese government has a big problem on their hands. Besides, China has been making big money stealing patents, copyrights, and manufacturing processes from the Free World for decades. It's in their best interests to see that continue. Nice to read some solid Market Talk in Market Talk and not the Weather Report or calling for the End of the Market. |
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Post by lifewasgood on Sept 13, 2011 8:21:17 GMT -5
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Post by frankq on Sept 13, 2011 16:32:57 GMT -5
How many times does this index have to call the market! Please, life, Decoy and V.L. Keep those posts coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by lifewasgood on Sept 13, 2011 17:17:54 GMT -5
Not to worry, I will, until I am banned for life, which may happen sooner than later as I am sure you and your buds have already complained to the mods and my days are probably numbered.
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Post by frankq on Sept 13, 2011 17:28:05 GMT -5
Not to worry, I will, until I am banned for life, which may happen sooner than later as I am sure you and your buds have already complained to the mods and my days are probably numbered. Are you serious? And take all my fun away? Don't worry life. I don't need mods to help me hold up my side of a debate, unlike SOME people out here. |
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Post by frankq on Sept 13, 2011 17:31:19 GMT -5
Free my pulled and stretched Willy !!!!!!!
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Post by frankq on Sept 14, 2011 18:53:05 GMT -5
So, it appears once again that the markets rise in a direct correlation with anti-market, anti-everything, it's always someones or some other entity's fault but mine, posting. Keep up the good work boys!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Aman A.K.A. Ahamburger on Sept 26, 2011 23:55:05 GMT -5
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Post by frankq on Sept 27, 2011 18:42:38 GMT -5
I was getting a little worried now that V.L. and maui are gone. We need the fuel!!!!
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Post by Aman A.K.A. Ahamburger on Sept 29, 2011 22:31:09 GMT -5
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and they all have nothing to say? Weird almost like INVESTING wasn't the topic they were here to discuss, AT ALL. Seems it was moslty D&G!! They said the pack(with FTI in the lead) was the problem, yet for some reason this board is what without Frankie?? 
